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What is HASPI?

HEALTH AND SCIENCE PIPELINE INITIATIVE

HASPI was formerly Regional Allied Health and Science Initiative (RAHSI).

HASPI is a collaborative network of K-16 educators, industry representatives, and community organizations that are actively engaged in the common effort to improve students’ ultimate success in healthcare professions. HASPI preparation is intended for students of all academic levels and backgrounds.

HASPI's three primary goals are to:

  • Increase health/medical career awareness
  • Improve performance in middle school, high school and college science courses
  • Strengthen student transitions and retention rates in college training programs

OUR VISION

Students that complete a HASPI Health Career Pathway course sequence will be prepared to pursue any health training program of their choice, from technician to physician.

Esther Diaz– HASPI Teacher of the Year

 

Congratulations to Esther Diaz of Sweetwater High School– our 2011 recipient.

Esther is the Co-Health Pathway Coordinator at Sweetwater High and she teaches ROP Healthcare Essentials, Medical Terminology and Medical Assisting.

  Esther Diaz

Direct Links

NEXT EVENT:

San Diego Spring
Curriculum Conference

Friday, Feb. 3, 2012, 8:00-2:30

Grossmont College

8800 Grossmont College Dr.
El Cajon, CA 92020

Mark your calendar now.

 

COMMENTS

  • Thank you for all the wonderful opportunities you have given our son in your medical pathway program. He has had an interest in the medical field for a very long time, but being in your class definitely reinforced his decision. The labs, job shadows, guest speakers, and most of all his future internship at Scripps are some of the greatest learning opportunities. He loves to share each new thing he learns and gets to experience with such enthusiasm.
    -High School Parent
  • Our experience is that high schools that have HASPI involvement are much more professional, students are more prepared for the internship, they work more collaboratively, and there is more pride to be involved.
    -Industry Partner
  • My family warned me that this would be the best class ever...and dang they were right!
    -High School Student

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